Managers of the year 2018-19

[Left Wing Cross]

LMA awards: Sheffield United's Chris Wilder named manager of the year

Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder has been named LMA manager of the year and Championship manager of the year at the annual awards in London.

www.bbc.co.uk

Although the fact Chris Wilder won has been covered on another thread, I think it's odd that Mick Harford won for League 1 as he was only in charge since January and inherited a team that was already second in the league.

 

[Sarge]

LMA awards: Sheffield United's Chris Wilder named manager of the year

Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder has been named LMA manager of the year and Championship manager of the year at the annual awards in London.

www.bbc.co.uk

Although the fact Chris Wilder won has been covered on another thread, I think it's odd that Mick Harford won for League 1 as he was only in charge since January and inherited a team that was already second in the league.

Which demonstrates, not that there was any doubt , that the powers that be havent any idea of the goings on in l1 &l2 ...sadly

 

[Marked Ox]

LMA awards: Sheffield United's Chris Wilder named manager of the year

Sheffield United manager Chris Wilder has been named LMA manager of the year and Championship manager of the year at the annual awards in London.

www.bbc.co.uk

Although the fact Chris Wilder won has been covered on another thread, I think it's odd that Mick Harford won for League 1 as he was only in charge since January and inherited a team that was already second in the league.

Tbf to Harford, Luton lost their whole coaching team when Jones left, so had the total disruption of that, yet their successful run continued. Worthy winner for me considering other clubs in similar situations have fallen away in some cases spectacularly.

 

[Sarge]

Tbf to Harford, Luton lost their whole coaching team when Jones left, so had the total disruption of that, yet their successful run continued. Worthy winner for me considering other clubs in similar situations have fallen away in some cases spectacularly.

Fair shout

 

[tonyw]

Also - who else is it going to be?

Barnsley came down with one of the best squads in the division; Sunderland underperformed; The other playoff teams are probably some of the bigger clubs in the division and their performances were likely in line with their budgets.

There wasn't a team this year that dramatically outperformed their budget. You could maybe make an argument for John Coleman getting Accrington to 14th on peanuts.....but they did only get 55 points.

Manager of the Champions seems fair enough in that context, even if he was only there for half a year.

 

[Peterdev]

I’d have gone with Nuno in the premiership
Barnsley manager did well to bounce back.
Danny Cowley has done sterling work in L2

Quite a few clubs are going up more than once. Will be interesting to see how they perform next year.
Been a good year for football.

How about a booby prize for Solskjaer for his performances recently capped by his old club, Cardiff, already relegated winning 2-0